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@sundeep The tokens are one thing, but why is Jensen mandating "CAT tools" for chip design? Has he been compromised by Big Pussy?

“If your $500K engineer isn’t burning at least $250K in tokens, something is wrong.”

@JamesCleverly That is correct, but I suspect it might be too difficult an idea for most people to understand.

Surely people must understand that Starmer’s spectator status is the worst of both worlds. Losing influence and respect from our friends without reducing any risk and threats.

@bphillipsonMP @JoshMacAlister So, what you're saying is, there will now be even more public sector workers who look the other way when children are gang raped.

The number of child and family social workers in post has reached a record high, seeing the biggest drops in agency use, vacancies and turnover rates on record. @JoshMacAlister is right – we're moving in the right direction 📈 cypnow.co.uk/content/news/m…

@AndyatAuto @steveboyl3 Anecdotally, it seems the ADAS feature that might annoy people the most is emergency lane keeping. I wonder if that's partly because people are terrible at steering. Anecdotally again, watching cars on the road seems to support that idea.

Indeed - worth noting that 717 people viewed my survey and 143 voted - statistically reasonable although my following might be skewed. 73% prefer ADAS is default off or doesn’t exist. Much higher than I would imagine which means we aren’t doing it right. This may also sit at the heart of Thatchams break with NCAP where it would seem they prefer real world use being prioritised over lab testing and feature ticking. I can’t disagree with you about driving standard decline - they have. But I also think that if we apply technology to override the driver, then it had better work properly 100% of the time.

Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) are electronic, sensor-based technologies that are designed to increase vehicle safety and improve the driving experience by reducing human error. Using cameras, radar, LiDAR, and ultrasonic sensors, these systems monitor surroundings for hazards, providing alerts or taking automatic corrective action, such as emergency braking or steering assistance. Today my car performed a phantom emergency stop, which is not uncommon. The car industry has a love/hate with this technology which is largely mandated on them. It adds cost and weight and reduces reliability; on the other hand it’s part of the roadmap to autonomous cars. I’m interested in your view point - should we?

Diana is only 16, a high school student. Last month, Islamic regime thugs invaded her home and kidnapped her. Today they sentenced her to death by hanging—a child! This regime is killing children and raping girls in prison. Please be her voice. #DianaTaherAbadi #ديانا_طاهرآبادى

@Mij_Europe What is the need for defence if all attacks on shipping have stopped?

President Emmanuel Macron has further distanced himself from the US-Israeli war in the Gulf by suggesting that the UN should supervise “defensive” operations to secure the Straits of Hormuz “once the guns fall quiet”. 1/

@markswife @sirwg202110 I take issue with the word "useful" there.

@sirwg202110 She’s just a useful idiot.

Hannah Spencer MP: “This morning I’ve been at Madina Mosque and joined in prayers with everyone for Eid.” What will she do after Eid? She’ll have to attend Friday prayers to keep the charade going—and, no doubt, pray for the “resistance”.

@chrisdiacon @Ad_Victoriam25 @Steven_Swinford @breeallegretti I'm quite looking forward to it. I want her to own, in full, the consequences of her employment rights bill as it comes into effect over the next few years.

@RemIsBuzzin @Ad_Victoriam25 @Steven_Swinford @breeallegretti That sort of nightmare possibility is something I try not to think about.

Exclusive from @breeallegretti Angela Rayner has privately criticised the OBR and suggested that Labour has 'over-corrected' in the wake of the Tories In a private call with City investors organised by BNP Paribas she said that the official forecaster had failed to recognise the benefits of increased public spending Rayner attacked the scoring methodology used by the OBR, which measures the expected cost and growth gains of government policies to calculate the amount of fiscal headroom, based on the chancellor’s rules She said that the government's drive to build more social housing was considered a cost without any recognition of the social benefits She argued that the OBR is 'preventing' the government from greater public spending because it 'doesn't account for the returns' properly Expect this to be a growing fault line as the elections in May approach thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…

@chrisdiacon @Ad_Victoriam25 @Steven_Swinford @breeallegretti Sadly, they genuinely believe all that. Hence their idiotic policies. It's going to get even more stupid when Angela takes over, and perhaps makes Ed Miliband Chancellor.

@Ad_Victoriam25 @RemIsBuzzin @Steven_Swinford @breeallegretti It is but could just as easily have been written by someone on the Labour front bench.

UK increasing defence spending, latest news.

Latest on Keir Starmer's strategic genius...

Yesterday, on the eve of the Iranian New Year (Nowruz), the Islamic Republic hanged five teenagers who had been detained during the January protests in the cities of Qom and Ilam. Today, 18-year-old Melika Azizi from the city of Rasht, who was arrested for burning regime symbols during the protests, faces imminent execution in Rasht prison on the charge of Moharebeh (waging war against Allah). #IranMassacre‌ won't stop!

Today, the Islamic Republic hanged multiple Iranian civilians, some of whom were just teenagers. Amnesty International? Silent. The UN? Silent. Human Rights Council? Silent. The Red Cross? Silent.

@MarkerJParker This will be music to Keir Starmer's ears. Lord Hermer and he won't be able to contain their excitement at the thought of divesting more British Overseas Territories.

NEW: EU says it’s ready to help Cyprus start a “discussion” with the UK about British bases on the island It’s after the Cypriot President told the BBC that the sovereign base areas were a “colonial consequence”

😬 Location of 🇫🇷French aircraft carrier FS Charles de Gaulle given away by sailor using @Strava running app while jogging on the flight deck.

Tough camera angle.

@BBCSimonJack I'd have thought the aim would be to get to better decisions. Human recruiters can struggle due to weak understanding of domains. In principle, LLMs could do a better job. Care required though, because of the risk of matching/rejecting based on spurious statistical correlations.

@RemIsBuzzin That’s a v interesting point. Question is are you looking for AI to get to same decisions as human recruiters more quickly or make different and potentially better decisions.

Have you encountered the AI gatekeepers to getting a job? bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

This is Saleh Mohammadi. Only 19 years old, and a national wrestling champion in Iran. Full of life and potential, with a bright future ahead of him. But that future was stolen from him. Today, Saleh was publicly executed. His crime? Protesting against the Islamic Regime. Alongside two other teenage protesters, Saleh was hanged in Qom after a sham trial found him guilty of treason. He was tortured, brutalised, imprisoned, and denied basic necessities including legal aid. And, once found guilty, Saleh had no right to appeal. His death was signed and guaranteed. The Islamic Regime doesn’t care about its people, doesn’t follow international law, and doesn’t run a functioning democracy. They have killed hundreds of thousands of Iranians without remorse. Saleh is just the latest casualty of an evil regime that will stop at nothing to gain total domination over Iran. This is the fate that awaits the Iranian women’s national football team, too. They murdered a 19 year old national champion for daring to speak out in their home country. Just imagine the punishment for “betraying” the Regime in front of the entire world. Don’t fall for the propaganda. The Islamic Regime is evil incarnate. Rest in peace, Saleh. May your death be avenged.

Surprise second attack! Who would have thought, eh? Impossible to predict.

🔴The Judiciary of the Islamic Republic announced the public execution of three individuals detained during the January protests on the morning of Thursday, March 19, 2026, in the city of Qom. 🔸 According to the Judiciary news agency, the death sentences of Mehdi Ghasemi, Saleh Mohammadi, and Saeid Davoudi were carried out on charges of "Moharebeh" (enmity against God) and the alleged killing of two police officers. The judiciary claims that during the protests on January 8, 2026, these individuals attacked the officers with cold weapons. 🔸The judiciary further cited severe security charges, including "operational activities for the Zionist regime and the hostile government of the United States" and "inciting people to war and killing to disturb national security." Attaching such security labels alongside murder charges is a recurring pattern used by the state to strip protests of their civil dimensions and justify death sentences issued in expedited and opaque legal proceedings. 🔸While state media emphasizes the presence of defense counsel, the extreme opacity of political-security cases and the heavy reliance on defendant admissions have heightened concerns regarding "forced confessions" obtained under pressure and torture. These public executions signal the government's weaponization of the death penalty to instill terror and deter potential future protests. #Iran